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American state Georgia became the first one to consider Hindu phobia narrative and to deal with it legally

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3 mn readGeorgia became first American State to consider legally the hatred crimes against Hindu in the country and passed a resolution condemning Hindu phobia at Georgia Assembly. According to the information, resolution said, ‘Hinduism is one of the world’s largest and oldest religions with over 1.2 billion adherents in over 100 countries and encompasses an array of diverse traditions and belief systems with value of acceptance, mutual respect and peace’. The resolution was represented by Lauren McDonald and Todd Jones from Forsyth country in the suburbs of Atlanta, home to the largest community of Hindus and Indian-American in Georgia.

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Taliban takeover in Afghanistan: 5 acts of solidarity for Afghan women, deprived of their basic rights

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4 mn readFollowing the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan, the social and moral situation is distressing. In only 10 days, Afghanistan is going back 20 years. Women’s emancipation has been burned to the ground. The international community struggles to react effectively for fear of reprisals. Everyone flees. On the media, the chaos resounds internationally and is indignant. Several countries have undertaken solidarity actions to show support and with the hope of encouraging the women in Afghanistan, prisoners of their own government.

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Fight against gender-based violence: France rises up against inequality

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3 mn readA few days before the international day of the fight against the violence made to the women (November 25), several French men and women gathered in the streets to protest. Organized by the association “#NousToutes” (“All of us” conjugated in feminine), these demonstrations allowed to gather nearly 50 000 men and women only in Paris.

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The new post-colonial in the Middle East

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4 mn readIn the post-pandemic world, signs, and manifestations of slavery present a new era of unconventional challenges perpetrated by governments or armed non-state actors (terrorist organizations, criminal gangs, and hybrid groups), says Benjamin Wittes, an American legal journalist and senior fellow in governance studies at the Brookings Institution.